Yep, fair. Those docker-composes which just forward the ports to the host on all interfaces should burn. At least they should make them 127.0.0.1 forwards, I agree.

all internal services will be accessible

What? Only when they are configured to listen on outside interfaces. Which, granted, they often are in default configuration, but when OP uses Docker on that host, chances are kinda slim that they run some rando unconfigured database directly. Which still would be password or authentication protected in default config.

I mean, it is never wrong slapping a firewall onto something, I guess. But OTOH those “all services will be exposed and evil haxxors will take you over” is also a disservice.

Well, I just give them a contract for a speech of two minutes, worth 3 million, I guess. Even those politicians will see the appeal in just receiving plain ol’ money instead of jumping through all those hoops.

That’s why I always want to crowdsource corruption. Everybody who wants something gives 3 Euro/Dollar/Whatever and we just carry those cash suitcases to the morons in charge. What big companies can do, we can do!

Narrator: “what sounded so good was horse porn”

That they’ll sell you big trucks only, forever. You can never own a practical, small car 😢

Had the same feeling about Horizon. The Open World was not that open and not much to discover. The story kept me hooked though, it is well written.

Wait until they discover some remote controller, where you can switch the games that are played according to some schedule. Like some form of game stations. Maybe they could broadcast them for the whole population somehow, so that everybody can talk about the games they played watched last week on their next town hall gathering or Sunday church with Aunt Lizzy.

Little late, innit?

It’s my understanding that NFT technology could be used for things like proving copyright ownership;

Yep. I mean the whole blockchain thing kind of rode on the promise of “trustless contracts” which would be amazing.

All we got was just overpriced bits though, for the price of the health of our planet ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Love that about all the big names. My father always buys Apple stuff, because “it just works™”. Gave me his old iPad, I tried to factory reset it the official way. Didn’t work, didn’t give me any clue why it did not work, because “that just never happens”. In the end some Linux command line magic and a cable did the trick 😂. Such work, much wow.

Idk if I understood the problem correctly, but you can renew with DNS challenge, if the real server is not reachable directly.

And “imports” do not happen, because there isn’t enough domestic energy to be had, like right-wing fearmongers want you to believe.

They happen because the European grid is working as intended and it just is the economically viable option to import instead of firing up expensive plants.

I didn’t replace them, I just added them. I now have 19 hips. They don’t lie.

Almost as if inflation is a function of energy prices, as everything we consume requires energy to produce and transport.

That would kind of explain what those teleport engineers are doing all day in the transporter room. According to stardates, they kind of transport like 3 people every month or so, but always be chilling at the ready in the transporter room.

Now if they always have to dispose of the bodies in the meantime, maybe they have holographic therapy in between all the time.

They keep the homeless at bay, but wait until the Ayurveda Yoga crowd discovers them. They’ll be worse than a pidgeon infestation.

TBH I was in the same boat, and finally went usenet when they rised the prices for all that streaming shit across the board, once again. Took me one afternoon to figure out.

I’d like to torrent, it’s morally more piratey, as in “if I pirate already, then it should be totally free”, but the usenet experience just is so much cleaner. And now I still pay, but like 30ish € per year and have no headache anymore and basically all the streaming services at my fingertips.

Ah, and there I was, trying to download horse porn and ending up with Halo 3 😅

why didn’t we have 8 billion people a thousand years ago when we had all the solar, wind, and renewable energy we have now?

Because…power delivery and storage is also a thing? Like, electricity, and batteries? Which make renewable energy way more accessible. Ever heard of electric cars?

While cheap energy certainly played a huge role, medicine and other technology play an equal part.

They also kinda had fossil fuels back then, oil could be found on the surface. Why didn’t have the Romans a billion population, when they could find oil on the surface?